On 1/25/18 12:12 PM, wb6bnq wrote:
Hi John,
Thanks for the response. Here is my 2 cents:
Well, due to the level of difficulty in chip mounting, I would prefer to
see a complete project. I.E., power supply for a single input of 12
volts and regulators the necessary chip values, proper input protection
for the 10 MHz input level and single ended outputs of the appropriate
levels (I am assuming more than 3 volts) or an amplifier stage for
arriving at such. Equally have RF connectors (SMA would be good) on the
board perhaps.
The eval board for $200 might be a solution for that need: SMA
connectors all around, runs off 5V from USB.
Of course as cheap as possible, hi hi.
Oh, well, $200 might be cheaper than cobbling together
packaged/connectorized parts though.
A carrier board arrangement
would be useless to me. My application would be to provide signals for
things like my Quicksilver SDR receiver, among other uses.
If you are interested, I can show you a nice little ABS (I think) box
that has EMI built-in that I used for a project that should be more than
large enough for your needs.
Than
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